ZINGGG

Tie rod ends are one cause of death wobble if they go bad. In all honesty, I'd say no it's not cured. Like said above, steering stabilizers just mask the problem. But you never know, replacing the steering may have done it! Take it for a test drive, take it to 70 mph on a smooth highway and also find a pothole to hit going like 40 or so. If it still does it, go get it aligned, especially now that you messed with steering components

matt_2000xj

I hit a sh#t ton of pot holes over 50 and nothing. I still have a lil vibration in the rear end so I don't wanna go over 55

matt_2000xj

Also did this today, full L.E.D. overhead console lights

FISHIES848

Nice.

FISHIES848

How did you do these?

anothadayridin

Ujoints or lower the tcase

contrldsub

Check your steering box (shake the wheel and have someone listen at the pitman arm), if the internals are getting loose that could cause the wobble. anything in the steering could cause a wobble lke that, and keep in mind that as you change one part you may induce the problem in another that was weak but not the weakest part until you changed something. you can chase your tail all around the front end if its been a while since anything has been changed.

DONT BUY CHEAP PARTS if you put parts master parts in your upgraded suspension you will continue to put them in.

bump steer is primarily from a toe in or toe out condition in the alightment. if can also come from extremely bad tie rods but it usually not as bad as alignment issues.

matt_2000xj

I wish I had a c/v type drive shaft or the double u-joint

anothadayridin

A bastard joint. Its a bastard if u gotta fix it lol

matt_2000xj

mid 90s rangers have them in the front

matt_2000xj

so an SYE wont help?

anothadayridin

So do xjs